Reborn American Giants

The entire gang organization in El Salvador is in a very delicate balance. They have no control over drugs because the goods basically come from South American countries such as Colombia and Peru. Due to the U.S. DEA (U.S. Drug Enforcement Administration) and Border Patrol

Since the 1970s, the United Civil Guard has intensified its crackdown on drug channels flowing in through the Gulf of Mexico. As a result, drug trafficking groups in several countries such as Colombia and South America have chosen to pass through the Bay of Fonseca to El Salvador, and then go north to Mexico to steal drugs.

This new black channel across the border into the United States.

Therefore, it is the drug trafficking groups in Colombia and other countries upstream and the distribution groups in Mexico downstream that control the drugs. El Salvador is in the middle transportation link. This determines that the entire El Salvador transportation organization must maintain a relatively peaceful state.

Neither the middle, upstream nor downstream will allow El Salvador's gang organizations to have too much conflict, causing problems in the transportation link.

This is why during the Sorvino era, the Gref family controlled half of the neighborhoods in San Salvador, but did not exterminate all other gangs and unify the entire San Salvador.

In addition to Sorvino's personal reasons, the pressure from upstream suppliers is also a very important reason. Therefore, although there are minor frictions among gang organizations in San Salvador, they are controlled within a certain range. Several major gangs own each other.

There is a "tacit understanding".

But now, Victor is no longer ready to accept this "tacit understanding" because he saw a piece of news in the newspaper. The Colombian government army dispatched 5,000 people on a "C-130 Hercules" transport plane, airborne into Medellin and invaded.

The home of Escobar, the South American drug lord, under the cover of Air Force F-16 and "Apache" helicopter gunships, hundreds of drug traffickers were killed and thousands of prisoners captured, marking the Colombian government's official return to the country.

drug trafficking organizations "declared war."

Victor, who came from later generations, knew that this was just the beginning of the "turmoil" in Colombia. The Colombian government could not imagine what kind of "behemoth" they had come into contact with. The Medellin Group was composed of several drug trafficking groups, and Escobar was theirs.

The leader of

There are more than a dozen submarines, armored vehicles and tanks equipped with advanced light weapons. With an income of tens of billions of dollars a year and the huge gap between the rich and poor in Colombia, they can always easily recruit enough manpower to serve them.

A "drug war" that has lasted for ten years is about to begin. This is a contest between the Medellin Group and the Colombian government, and Victor is not prepared to let go of this rare opportunity. Now the upstream suppliers are trapped in a conflict with the government.

During the war between the two, Victor was ready to seize the opportunity to integrate the entire gang organization in San Salvador, renegotiate with the suppliers, and adjust the profit sharing.

Victor knows that no matter which industry, as long as you control a certain link in it, then you have the capital to "speak", and drugs are no exception.

Gangsters are not kind people. They cannot do whatever you say. If you want them to be obedient, you must let them understand that you are much "stronger" than them. If you are disobedient, you will be punished, which will only hurt.

Only if you know them can your words be seriously considered by them.

The Trout Gang is a good target. Apart from the Gref family, it ranks second in the entire San Salvador. It controls about ten blocks. The leader is Sosa, nicknamed "Blackfish", a mixed-race black man.

Known for being fierce and cunning.

Victor is ready to start an underground war. Now is the best time. The Trout Gang keeps provoking the family. It is natural for the family to fight back. But no one can imagine that Victor's counterattack will be different from the gangs they usually experience.

Fighting is completely different, but they will soon realize that.

Victor stopped tapping his index finger and said to Motta: "Tell Cesar that the family will handle this matter and let him wait for a few days and he will get a satisfactory result."

Motta nodded after hearing this, "Okay, I will inform him," and then stood up and prepared to leave.

"Boss Mota, please wait a moment. You and Bento are both here. I just have something that you need to deal with." Victor stretched out his hand to signal Mota to wait a moment. He also had other instructions.

After hearing this, Motta immediately stopped and sat on the sofa again, "Boss Victor, if you have any other orders, please tell me."

Victor motioned to Bento, who was cowering and listening to Mota's report on gang affairs, wanting to cover his ears and pretending not to hear, to come closer, and then said: "I want you to organize manpower to register the people assigned to the "resettlement housing"

In name, let’s make some statistics. There are no criminal records in the entire Fandino within two years. How many people have Salvadoran nationality? This matter is a priority and you must handle it well.”

This is Victor preparing to conduct a "census" in the Fandinone slum according to Luisa's instructions. He also wants to find out how many people have "voting rights" in Fandinone. This is related to

His success or failure in the election for the council member of the 10th neighborhood where the Fandino slum is located.

The election format of the entire San Salvador Assembly is similar to that of the National Assembly. There are 41 blocks in the entire capital. According to the model of one member per block, a total of 41 members are elected. At the same time, there are also 20 free candidates.

, "free members" determined by the number of votes they receive.

Because of the Fandino slum, the entire tenth block where Fandino is located, with Fandino Hill as the center, has mostly become a densely populated area of ​​slums and shantytowns. In a small place, there are probably nearly ten people living there.

Fifty thousand people, but most of the population are "illegal immigrants" without status. On the rare days when the streets are close to the highway entering the city, they look a little bit different. In other places, they are just a huge

It's just a garbage dump. In the past, this place was a forgotten place. The government never cared about the life and death of the people here, and the poor people living here also forgot that they still had the "political rights" as citizens. Those politicians also deliberately

It is ignored that this tenth district of the capital has no government agencies, no government staff, and no infrastructure construction.

This gives Victor the opportunity to "rise up". Excluding some illegal immigrants without "status" and criminals without "voting rights", the entire 10th neighborhood accounts for one-tenth of the population of the entire capital. Optimistic estimates can probably make up for it.

More than 80,000 "ballots" were cast.

The "votes" in the hands of these poor people will send Victor to the San Salvador City Council, allowing him to start his own political path. Now Victor has to figure out how to get these votes in his own hands.